Meta-cognitive strategies and nursing students' achievement
In the information era in which there is an increasing and rapid information change, education system needs to enable students to solve the problems of real world with their acquired skills. Meta-cognition is essential for successful learning and students can learn and use it to improve their perfor...
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| author | Salari, Mohsen Ahmad Tarmizi, Rohani Hamzah, Ramlah Hambali, Zarida |
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| description | In the information era in which there is an increasing and rapid information change, education system needs to enable students to solve the problems of real world with their acquired skills. Meta-cognition is essential for successful learning and students can learn and use it to improve their performance. This paper was an attempt to investigate the reliability of meta-cognitive awareness inventory that is generated by Schraw and Dennison (1994) and its correlation with nursing students’ achievement in Iran. The design adopted for this study was a descriptive correlation design. To this end, 40 female university students majoring in nursing were selected as the sample. Pediatric nursing performance was measured using a test which included higher and lower order questions. The results indicated that (a) the questionnaire has acceptable internal consistency, with a Cronbach alpha coefficient of .74, (b) there was a strong, positive correlation between the two variables, r = .729, n = 40, p<0.01, with high levels of meta-cognitive awareness associated with higher levels of performance in course of pediatric nursing. In conclusion, meta-cognitive strategies may have impact on nursing performance among university students. |
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| spelling | upm.eprints-290202016-01-28T07:02:58Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/29020/ Meta-cognitive strategies and nursing students' achievement Salari, Mohsen Ahmad Tarmizi, Rohani Hamzah, Ramlah Hambali, Zarida In the information era in which there is an increasing and rapid information change, education system needs to enable students to solve the problems of real world with their acquired skills. Meta-cognition is essential for successful learning and students can learn and use it to improve their performance. This paper was an attempt to investigate the reliability of meta-cognitive awareness inventory that is generated by Schraw and Dennison (1994) and its correlation with nursing students’ achievement in Iran. The design adopted for this study was a descriptive correlation design. To this end, 40 female university students majoring in nursing were selected as the sample. Pediatric nursing performance was measured using a test which included higher and lower order questions. The results indicated that (a) the questionnaire has acceptable internal consistency, with a Cronbach alpha coefficient of .74, (b) there was a strong, positive correlation between the two variables, r = .729, n = 40, p<0.01, with high levels of meta-cognitive awareness associated with higher levels of performance in course of pediatric nursing. In conclusion, meta-cognitive strategies may have impact on nursing performance among university students. International Foundation for Research and Development 2013-06 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/29020/1/Meta-cognitive%20strategies%20and%20nursing%20students%27%20achievement.pdf Salari, Mohsen and Ahmad Tarmizi, Rohani and Hamzah, Ramlah and Hambali, Zarida (2013) Meta-cognitive strategies and nursing students' achievement. Journal of Education and Vocational Research, 4 (6). pp. 169-173. ISSN 2221-2590 http://ifrnd.org/ResearchPapers.aspx?VolumeID=135 |
| spellingShingle | Salari, Mohsen Ahmad Tarmizi, Rohani Hamzah, Ramlah Hambali, Zarida Meta-cognitive strategies and nursing students' achievement |
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| title_full | Meta-cognitive strategies and nursing students' achievement |
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| title_short | Meta-cognitive strategies and nursing students' achievement |
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